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Unit OT 18-35, Level 18, Central Park Towers, Dubai International Financial Centre, Dubai, P.O. Box 18006, United Arab Emirates
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Unit OT 18-35, Level 18, Central Park Towers, Dubai International Financial Centre, Dubai, P.O. Box 18006, United Arab Emirates
Unit OT 18-35, Level 18, Central Park Towers, Dubai International Financial Centre, Dubai, P.O. Box 18006, United Arab Emirates
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05 Aug 2024 / Florida, United States
The Port of Tampa has been closed and Savannah has started to increase its storm watch ahead of Tropical Storm Debby making landfall north as a Category 1 Hurricane.
Gale to storm force winds are expected along the majority of Florida's Gulf of Mexico coastline as Debby tracks northward. Inundation from 6-10 feet will be possible between the Ochlockonee River southeastward to the Suwannee River. Storm surge of 3-7 feet will be possible from the Suwannee River southward to Tampa Bay as the right front quadrant of Debby impacts the western Florida Peninsula. Rainfall of 3-7 inches will be expected across a wide are of Florida, with localized amounts from 7-14 inches (perhaps even higher) likely in areas impacted by the worse storm surge.
UPDATE:
Debby made landfall around Florida’s Big Bend as a Category 1 hurricane but has since been downgraded to a tropical storm after making landfall. The storm is expected to cut across Florida and then shift north after hitting the Atlantic and coming ashore again around Charleston.
For further details and updates, as well as information about operations in the United States, contact GAC North America at [email protected]